American Standard M922367 007220A Spray Hose Review

Too big at the end of the faucet? Too big to go under? Don't think other stupid people say you have to cut off the old hose before you pull it out, then Scott attaches the new hose to the old hose, pull the bottom, then plug in the water, done.

Very easy install just make sure you snap the new one over the old! Or you will have trouble stretching your braided line! And start outside the faucet and fish it out from under the sink! Helpful tip, wish I hadn't thought of that in time lol! Good product!

Fairbury model faucet would not thread, kept clinging to something, shaking, moving, supporting the end of the hose, nothing worked. Looking at other model change videos I think that was intentional on the Fairbury as it is the standard model (lowest price). Very disappointed I had to send it back and replace the whole faucet.

Ordered because my exhaust hose was leaking badly. I would rather sooner than later, but I understand that delivery dates depend on the carrier. They said to expect this product from July 30th to August 2nd, depending. This is a discontinued item, so it's hard to find. What was my surprise when it appeared yesterday, one day after I ordered it?! Thank you thank you! It was an easy do-it-yourself replacement of the old hose. Works perfectly!

I have an American Standard Symphony 4505SSF sink in my kitchen. I noticed that the spray hose was starting to bulge through the metal mesh in several places, so I went online to find a replacement. The manual lists the spray hose part number as M922367-0070A, but I also found that the item's model number (M922367-007220A) was a similar/exact replacement. The part arrived and installation was relatively easy (I had to disassemble most of the sink assembly to get the old hose out and the new one

Installation was a lot easier than I expected based on the reviews here. The swap took about 15 minutes, the old hose came out right away and the new hose went in just as easily. There was no resistance in either direction. A piece of white plastic came out with the hose, which I understand should separate the hot/cold water supply hose and the faucet hose. It simply fits back into the faucet body to provide this function.

This item was easy to install. I did it in 15 minutes but I doubt the durability as this is the second one I've had to replace. the first gave a leak next to the nozzle head. the second is located next to the load securing. two different sinks with the same faucet. I was thinking about replacing the fitting but the replacement hose is cheap enough so I just refurbished and looked at other fittings, the hoses don't look any more durable.

For the last 20 years I feel like I replace kitchen faucets every 2-3 years because they fail. I hate it so much because the one we removed when we bought the house looked like it was installed in 1960 when the house was built but still. New ones break after a few years. So I bought this beautiful handheld shower faucet. the faucet itself hasn't broken in about 3 years, however. because the head comes out of the tube and allows you to rotate the sink. The hose has ruptured, causing water to…